Overview
- Twenty months after the killings, the BBC commentator has given rare interviews describing how poetry, yoga, therapy, reading and socialising help him manage unpredictable grief.
- He says he is readying himself to resume major duties at next week’s Cheltenham Festival, crediting work with giving structure while admitting he has occasionally “unravelled” when pushing too hard.
- He and his surviving daughter Amy have intensified campaigning against violence toward women and girls, including a meeting with the Queen after receiving a personal card from her.
- Hunt criticised parts of the justice process, citing an initially poor family liaison officer, difficulties securing a courtroom seat to see the defendant and learning of the sentencing no‑show through court staff, as well as frustrations with CPS complaints procedures.
- Kyle Clifford pleaded guilty to murdering Carol, Hannah and Louise, was convicted of raping Louise and received three whole life orders; Hunt believes Hannah’s alert to her boyfriend likely prevented him from being a fourth victim.